Lubricating grease with high resistance to ambient media
The industry imposes increasingly diverse and stringent requirements on lubricating greases. Many applications require greases offering good wear protection, high mechano-dynamical stability and water resistance.
For such requirements we developed STABURAGS NBU 30, a lubricating grease based on mineral oil and a barium complex soap.
STABURAGS NBU 30 offers good wear and corrosion protection as well as resistance to water and many diluted alkaline and acidic solutions, thus extending relubrication intervals and reducing operating costs.

Concentrated, synthetic conditioner for compressors, hydraulic systems, gears and other oil circulation systems
Kluber Summit Varnasolv is a concentrated conditioner fluid containing synthetic ester oil and cleaning additives. It is miscible with mineral oils, synthetic hydrocarbons, ester oils and polyglycols.

Synthetic air compressor oils for oil change intervals up to 8,000 operating hours
Kluber Summit SB oils are air compressor oils based on synthetic hydrocarbons and additives. These oils are miscible with mineral oils and synthetic hydrocarbon oils, but not with oils based on polyglycol.
Kluber Summit SB oils offer excellent oxidation and ageing stability and show a good viscosity-temperature behaviour.

Operational lubricant for large girth gear drives
Kluberfluid C-F 3 Ultra is a lubricant of a new generation, developed specifically for the lubrication of medium-size to large girth gear drives. It is based on synthetic hydrocarbons and mineral oil. It provides good adhesion, excellent resistance to high pressure and protection against wear. This product is suitable for use at component temperatures up to 120°C.
Kluberfluid C-F 3 Ultra meets the requirements of ANSI/AGMA 9005-E02 annex D-2.

High-temperature lubricating compound
WOLFRACOAT C FLUID is a viscous high-temperature release agent and lubricating compound based on a mineral and ester oil mixture. It contains solid lubricants, metal pigments and an inorganic thickener. The base fluid starts to evaporate at approx. 200°C, leaving a solid lubricant film, which separates frictional surfaces (dry lubrication).